• This feature enables the live review of patient data over the network as it is being recorded by the CNS Monitor. It also enables the review of any previous recordings present on the CNS Monitor.
• The CNS Monitor has settings that are fully configurable by your IT department to ensure its visibility on the network.
  • Configurable hostname
  • Configurations for a dynamically-assigned IP address (via DHCP) or a static IP address
  • Multiple username/password accounts capabilities to allow remote access to patient data

Benefits of a Typical Networking Configuration

• The equipment of a typical network configuration will include one or more CNS Monitors (in the ICU, OR, and/or ER), one or more Review Workstations (in the EEG lab, physicians' offices, or other locations), and one or more servers (for storage of data and remote access).
• Patient data from ongoing CNS Monitor recordings can be viewed live from elsewhere in the hospital (such as the EEG lab or a physician's office) or from outside the hospital (such as from a physician's home). Viewing data outside the hospital requires the use of a secure network access method that has been approved and configured by your IT department (such as VPN, Citrix, GoToMyPC, etc.).
• Completed recordings from the CNS Monitors can be transferred over the network for storage on a server, enabling their incorporation into the typical review workflow at your institution (that may include review, annotation, computational analysis, data trimming/compression, and archiving).

Notice: FDA 510(k) clearance for sales of the CNS Monitor within the U.S. was received on November 5, 2008. Please contact us for pricing and availability or if you would like further information.